Recent reviews by govegirl

Very fun and cute game. There are 10 cats and 3 postcard pieces to find on each level. To find the cats you solve puzzles to unlock a chamber with a hidden cat. Most puzzles are fairly easy to solve but some that make you think, and in some cases overthink. There is no time limit and a hint system for anyone stuck finding an elusive cat.

Very relaxing and I have had a blast playing the game.

Steam achievements are very achievable, and there is a mode to turn the puzzles off and just find cats for small children.

The graphics and thought gone into making the scenes is just amazing, put a smile on your face and try this game (demo available)

Highly recommended. I hope there will be a Cats in Time 2
10/10

Best golf game I have played for years. The mouse controls are so easy and so many options and diverse courses to play. Fantastic!

This is a nice one up/one down solitaire game.
There is plenty to do with aiming to construct buildings to get more food/wood and gold.
Also many boosters to buy to help complete your hand with 3 stars.
Nice achievements, backgrounds are pretty but not distracting. I have music turned off so cannot comment on that but overall this is a 5 star card game of it's type.

Point and Click Time Management game in the style of "Delicious" games but with a fashion theme.

If you enjoy the Emily games this is a nice change from serving food.
Angela, is an up and coming fashion designer and gets an opportunity to enter a fashon reality tv show.
Complete with villains, disasters and entertaining storyline,

- plenty of levels to play and many achievements to earn.
- 3 levels of difficulty to choose from beginner, normal and expert.
- use mouse only to play

There is a complete walkthrough at Gamehouse blog

I recommend this to anyone that loves casual time managment games.

This Space game can be quite fun,. You fly around through space completing missions, earning money and levelling up your character to upgrade your ship and learn new skills
3 different factions to play through for endings- or if you are not goal/mission/ending orientated just play it how you want- there is no time limit for completion.

Positives:
Quests and Missions
Easy to learn
Nice graphics
price range
can play easily with Mouse and keyboard controls
If you are killed you do not have to start all over- but there is a penalty
achievements
you do not have to have fast reflexes

Negatives:
not many quests and missions
buggy- game crashes and freezes
only auto save points
early game a grind

Despite the negatives of the game crashing and freezing, I enjoy playing this game.
There are not a lot of missions once you have played for a while they become samey, but overall for the price there is enough here to keep you entertained for many hours.

Build your village and manage resources game-- casual.
In a world of same old same old casual building resource management games- this game does offer fresh ideas and is a lot of fun and it can be addictive, It has that "must get expert/gold" appeal- BUT - it is very clicky when it comes to the ghost catching part, so if you are not so good with reflexes or have arthritis this game can be hard on you
- sayiing that- good news, the game does not require you to pass levels on time to advance so it is also a great game for those that just want to play without worrying about gold/expert and achievements.

9/10

This game was a huge surprise, and is an enjoyable time management cooking game.
There is a main story campaign where you start off with basics and a few recipes and as you earn money and reputation you can buy more equipment and add new recipes.
The game can get quite hectic as there are times where you not only have to serve many customers at once but see to the restaurants other business such as making sure the toilets are cleaned, the trash is taken out, especially at the beginning where you have to do everything yourself.

You can try out recipes before you buy them, each recipe fulfills some customers needs such as party, healthy or on a budget (just a couple of examples) so there is strategy to your menu planning.

As well as the story there is a local multiplayer option, you can use keyboard, mouse or gamepad controls.
There are multiple save slots if you want to play a few games paralllel . There are weekly challenges.

With 52 Steam achievements and trading cards, if you are a TM fan what are you waiting for?

First off, this is a quality game. It is well made, great cinematics, high quality graphics (although the scenes a bit on the dark side) - yes worth the $49 release price IMO.
I have now spent about 9 hrs playing and still working things out. It is not complicated, just an initiial learning curve of where and how to build structures, do upgrades, keep resources flowing etc. There is ingame help but I found it to be hints rather than a hand holding guide which I needed when i started playing.

There are 3 factions to learn to play- each quite different,
Like other RTS games the idea is to build up a base/bases and pump out fighting units and destroy the enemy.
You only need to collect one type of resource. You can have up to 200 units.

Technically the game plays very smooth and well on the main, i have had the game crash once when I was right clicking madly.

Is it fun? Well yes, I am enjoying the campaign I have played so far. The campaign consists of 15 missions-
5 for each of the 3 factions so plenty of opportunnity to learn all aspects of the game.

The skirmish mode seems a bit limited as there are only 8 options of maps which include number of players each map.

I have not played the MulitPlayyer as yet, due to none of my friends having this game, so cannot comment there.

Nothing can beat my AoM/AoE games but I did enjoy the slightly different style of game here and glad I bought it.
If you enjoy space RTS games this is a nice one. 8/10

Played the first episode right through today and had a lot of fun with it. There is no deep story or mind bending puzzles here- just simple point and click, with a little inventory puzzling. It is silly and can even be annoying at times but in a good way.
Impossible to get stuck due to the ingame help system- the voice acting suits the characters as does the cartoony graphics.
can't wait to play the other two episodes!

Being a huge Civilization fan, I was very happy to find out about another series that is very very similar in gameplay style - but not that similar so is different having it's own theme.

Having played all the Civ games it was very easy to jump straight into this, for those new to this genre you should play the tutorial and read a little online tips and tricks, to get you off to a smooth start.

You build up your own civilization, you create soldiers to defend and attack, pioneers to found new cities, you construct buildings to help your city grow and research spells to help you advance.

There are many modes to choose from, you can play relaxed to impossible. You can custom design your starting lands which also come in a few flavours, exiled, sandbox and one other - you choose your Mage (leader) and how many Mages you compete against.

Your armies are supplement by arriving lords, whom you can equip with special artifacts. They are very powerful fighting units- and wise to keep them alive as long as possible.

You move your units and research/construct in turns- you make your moves and then the opposition make theirs and it is your turn again.
There are many enemies to deal with, not just from the Mages civ- many creatures that spawn themselves for you to battle as you discover new lands.

It is not a quick game- you need to spend a lot of time just to play through one full game, but it is addictive and easy to keep having that one more turn before you log out! It is very interesting and quite fun.

A couple of annoyances like always having to give your units orders each turn- unless i am missing something there.

There is a multiplayer option too.

i rate this game 8/10 and highly recommend it for strategy game lovers.